Tag Archives: Grant Morrison

The Comics Classroom Presents BATMAN ARKHAM ASYLUM

The Comics Classroom Presents BATMAN ARKHAM ASYLUM

We interrupt the regularly scheduled column on “Women in Comics” to bring you something new and exciting! This week marks the one year anniversary of The Comics Classroom and, as such, we should do something new. If there is any one aspect that might best represent the idea of scholarship, it is collaboration. The sharing,

DC Comics Announces Morrison’s MULTIVERSITY Coming In August

Via CBR, DC Comics has announced the long-awaited, Grant Morrison penned, Multiverity will hit stores this August. Official Press Release COMIC BOOK RESOURCES recently announced that Grant Morrison’s long-awaited, highly-anticipated love letter to superhero comics, MULTIVERSITY, will be arriving in August. The superstar writer of ACTION COMICS and BATMAN, INCORPORATED has created a series that will

Review: ACTION COMICS VOLUME 3: AT THE END OF DAYS

ACTION COMICS Volume 3: AT THE END OF DAYS HC Written by Grant Morrison, with Sholly Fisch Art by Rags Morales, Brad Walker, Travel Foreman, Chris Sprouse, and more Published by DC Comics Release Date: December 11, 2013 Superman thought Mr. Mxyzptlk was bad. He was a walk in the park compared to the Fifth

Review: BATMAN INCORPORATED #9

BATMAN INCORPORATED #9 Written by Grant Morrison Art by Chris Burnham and Jason Masters Release Date: March 27, 2013 It’s the final Requiem story for the month, and we’re right back where we started — Robin dead at the hands of his cloned brother The Heretic, agent of Leviathan, and Batman in various states of mourning

Read Between the Lines: I Come to Praise Damian Wayne, Not to Bury Him

Yes, it was planned all along. Yes, writers who have told us great stories with Damian over the past few years always knew that it would end here. Yes, editorial is supporting the decision of a creator, an area of complaint when not done. But… Here’s the deal. I never liked Damian. I tried reading

Crisis of Epic Proportion: Death and the Robin

Sigh. It’s not often I get sad or angry about comic books. If you’ve read anything I’ve written, you’ll know I’m generally the first guy to find the bright side to any story, situation or change. But Damian Wayne was unequivocally my favorite Robin, and so recent events (is there even a point to pretending

Top